Washington State to Alaska.
Alaska sailings start in Seattle or Vancouver and work north through the Inside Passage. Each stop has its own guide: where the photos are, how far the dock is from town and what the weather does to a plan.
- Juneau, AlaskaJuneauA tram to a mountaintop, a glacier 13 miles away and whales in the channel.
- Ketchikan, AlaskaKetchikanSalmon under a boardwalk street, totem poles in the rain forest and fjords beyond.
- Skagway, AlaskaSkagwayA gold rush street, a mountain railroad and a lake trail a few minutes from the dock.
- Sitka, AlaskaSitkaOnion domes, totem poles in the rain forest and a ship you may reach by boat.
- Icy Strait Point, AlaskaIcy Strait PointA zipline billed as the world's longest, whales in the strait and a 1912 cannery.
- Victoria, British ColumbiaVictoriaA harbor of grand old buildings, afternoon tea and a garden known for its flowers.
- Vancouver, British ColumbiaVancouverA waterfront terminal, a steam clock ten minutes away and a bridge in the trees.
- Seward, AlaskaSewardA mountain-ringed bay, a glacier you can drive to and a sea life center by the water.
- Seattle, WashingtonSeattleA market on the way, a needle on the skyline and two terminals three miles apart.
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